CTM-256: use correct time interval when pausing Quicksilver correction monitor#3546
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CTM-256: use correct time interval when pausing Quicksilver correction monitor#3546
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davidangb
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| if (config.continueWhenDone) { | ||
| logger.info(s"pausing ${config.completionInterval.toString()} before checking for updated corrections ...") | ||
| context.system.scheduler.scheduleOnce(config.startupDelay, self, CountOutstanding) | ||
| context.system.scheduler.scheduleOnce(config.completionInterval, self, CountOutstanding) |
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you can see from the logger.info line which config setting this should be using
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Ticket: CTM-256
Use the correct time interval (4 hours) when pausing the Quicksilver correction monitor.
I mistakenly used the startup delay (5 minutes) instead.
This has no functional impact; it just causes the monitor to check for newly-available corrections much more frequently than intended.